We're Now on Patreon!
The Main Event Mamas are now on Patreon, and we are so excited to build our community with you!
Join our exclusive crew and get behind-the-scenes access, bonus clips, and full-length, uncut episodes of our shows. We've created several tiers of support, so there's a way for everyone to join the fun.
Our Tiers:
- Free!: You don't have to spend a dime to be a part of our community. Join our this community to get exclusive updates and behind-the-scenes content that we don't share anywhere else.
- The Ring Attendant- $3 / month: This tier gives you access to our exclusive Patreon-only feed and provides you with a virtual high-five and our eternal gratitude for helping us keep the lights on.
- The Tag Team Partner $5/month All "The Ring Attendant" benefits, plus you'll get early access to new episodes 24 hours before they are released and a glimpse of our pre-show chats.
- The Main Eventer $10/month This includes all "The Tag Team Partner" benefits, with the addition of exclusive "After the Bell" episodes, a personal shout-out on the podcast, and access to our monthly Q&A.
- The Hall of Famer $40/month This top tier includes everything from "The Main Eventer," and it allows you to help us choose a topic for a monthly "go-home show" segment and funds one (1) Pay-Per-View for us to discuss.
Click the link below to find the perfect tier for you and join our community!
Kiara
Co-Host / Producer
Meet Kiara, the sass-talking, side-eye-giving co-host of Main Event Mamas. This wrestling fanatic has been body-slamming her love for the squared circle since before you knew what a Figure Four Leglock was (probably). Once upon a time, she swooned for the Heartbreak Kid himself, Shawn Michaels – don't judge, we all have our pasts.
But Kiara's more than just a pretty wrestling face. She's a total boss babe, juggling the chaos of entrepreneurship, PR wizardry, and social media magic. Oh, and let's not forget the real main event at home: a husband, two teenagers who are almost self-sufficient (hallelujah!), a furry menace of a dog, and a cat who probably judges us all. So, if you're ready for wrestling talk with a side of "been there, survived that" realness, you've come to the right place. Just try not to mention ladder matches around her – the PTSD is real.
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